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Morgenstern is the German equivalent of Edward Lear. He’s quite delightful. I put a translation of his famous poem about a traveling knee up on my blog once, but he’s done lots of wonderful sense and nonsense, some of which may not translate well.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_Morgenstern
Hey Sarah: He certainly does sound like fun. It was more the Bartlett part of the Harriet post I was (parochially) umming at.
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Morgenstern is the German equivalent of Edward Lear.
He’s quite delightful. I put a translation of his famous poem about a traveling knee up on my blog once, but he’s done lots of wonderful sense and nonsense, some of which may not translate well.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_Morgenstern
Hey Sarah: He certainly does sound like fun. It was more the Bartlett part of the Harriet post I was (parochially) umming at.